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Appeals Court Backs Forced Vaccination of Children without Parental Consent

An appeals court has backed efforts to vaccinate children without parental consent by shielding those who force kids to take Covid shots. A North Carolina Court of Appeals issued the ruling in the case of a clinic, where personnel gave a 14-year-old boy a Covid mRNA shot without consent from…

Undated Ballots Cannot Be Counted in Pennsylvania Elections, Appeals Court Rules

The state of Pennsylvania has been officially blocked from counting undated mail-in ballots during elections. On Wednesday the Third U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that only dated ballots can be counted. The ruling is a major blow for Democrats who frequently use the tactic of counting undated ballots to…

Appeals Court Slashes Trump’s $454 Million Bond Payment by over Half

In an eleventh-hour Monday ruling, an appeals court has ordered that President Donald Trump's unprecedented $454 million bond payment must be slashed to $175M. The deadline for paying the huge $454M bond was Monday, March 25. However, the appeals court has given Trump ten days from Monday to pay the…

Democrat NY AG Letitia James Calls on Court to Reject Trump’s $454 Million Bond Appeal

President Donald Trump has filed an appeal requesting to reduce or hold off collecting the bond amount of $454 million to cover a civil "fraud" judgment. However, New York's Democrat Attorney General Letitia James, who led the politically motivated get-Trump case, has called on the appeals court to reject the…

Epstein Accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell Asks Court to Overturn Trafficking Conviction, Cites ‘Non-Prosecution Agreement’

Jeffrey Epstein's imprisoned accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell has requested that the courts overturn her conviction by citing a prior "non-prosecution agreement" that she says she secured from prosecutors. 62-year-old Maxwell was found guilty for her role in Epstein's sex trafficking operation. As Slay News reported at the time, she was sentenced…

Biden’s DOJ Improperly Lengthened Some Jan 6 Defendants’ Sentences, Federal Appeals Court Rules

Democrat President Joe Biden's Department of Justice (DOJ) improperly handed down extended sentences to Jan. 6 defendants, a federal appeals court has ruled. On Friday, a D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals three-judge panel found that some Jan. 6 defendants’ sentences were wrongly lengthened. Extended sentences were wrongly applied when judges…

Indiana’s Ban on Gender Treatments for Minors Is Enforceable, Federal Court Rules

A federal court has backed Indiana's efforts to protect children in the state by ruling that officials can now legally enforce bans on gender "transition" treatments for minors. The ruling is a major win for Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb and GOP lawmakers in the state. A three-judge panel from the 7th…

Trump Vows to Appeal Liberal D.C Circuit Court’s Denial of Presidential Immunity from Prosecution

President Donald Trump has fired back after a liberal three-judge Washington D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals panel denied his claim of presidential immunity from prosecution in Special Counsel Jack Smith's politically motivated case. Almost a month after hearing oral arguments, the D.C. court rejected Trump's claims of executive immunity as…

FBI Violated Constitutional Rights of Hundreds of Americans by Raiding Safety Deposit Boxes, Appeals Court Rules

When agents representing Democrat President Joe Biden's weaponized FBI raided a California safety deposit box business in 2021, they violated the constitutional rights of hundreds of Americans, a federal appeals court has ruled. The FBI violated private citizens’ constitutional rights when it seized contents from hundreds of safe deposit boxes…

Federal Court Strikes Down Biden’s Home Appliance Regulations

A federal court has just struck down some of Democrat President Joe Biden's green agenda regulations for Americans' home appliances. The regulations seek to crack down on the use of dishwashers and clothing washing machines in American homes. However, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit ruled that…